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The swastika, the earliest known symbol, and its migrations : with observations on the migration of certain industries in prehistoric times

by: Wilson, Thomas, 1832-1902; United States. National Museum. Annual Report. 1894

Publication date: 1896

Topics: Swastikas

Publisher: Washington, D.C

Collection: robarts; toronto

Contributor: Robarts - University of Toronto

Language: English

757-1011 p. :

Half-title

Detached from Annual report of the U.S. National Museum, 1894

Pages 759-[762] bound in after p. 1011

"Bibliography of the swastika": p. 984-996

Addeddate: 2006-06-05 17:16:36

Associated-names: United States. National Museum. Annual Report. 1894

Call number: AIF-8454

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External-identifier: urn:oclc:record:1085627088

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Identifier: theswastika00wilsuoft

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Reviewer: Quimby the Talentless Mouse - - September 9, 2007
Subject: Interesting

Reviewer: mr_loophead - - September 6, 2007
Subject: Truth!

I have always had an attraction to the swastika - or symbols associated with, or look like, a swastika. It wasn't until I was older that I learned the history of the symbol which I grew to love more and more.

I'm glad that this publication is here to put truth to the history of a symbol which was bastardized by the Germans during the war. I wear the symbol proudly and offer the truth to anyone that questions why I am a 'nazi' when I wear a tshirt that has a swastika on it. The t-shirt was designed by Manwoman.

Thanks for posting this!

edit: Quimby, [sigh], grow up already.

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